AI TV Show Maker

Delivery specs for landscape AI video, as each vendor states them

Output specs from four generators, line by line

One vendor per page, read for the figures its own pages print on the six delivery lines this sheet keeps: resolution, frame rate, HDR and bit depth, frame shape, longest single output, and the marks a file carries. Empty lines are recorded as empty, and nothing here measures a file. As of 2026-10-13.

What a page in this column reads on a vendor's siteA vendor's own pages are read for the six delivery lines this sheet keeps, then set beside the television and platform references a delivery is measured against.A searched nameA model maker oran app.One vendorIts own pagesDev docs, helppages, planrows.QuotedThe six linesResolution,rate, HDR,shape, length,marks.FiledA readingSet beside thereferences.
Fig. 1 The same six lines as every deliverable page on the sheet.

This column reads four pages a delivery planner finds beside the sheet: Runway, whose 4K figure is reached in post; Google Flow, whose figures come from the model pages behind it; Kling AI, which prints a resolution twice and a length once; and LTX Studio, whose six lines all carry a figure. Each page reads one vendor's own pages on the same six lines every deliverable page on this sheet uses.

Three things feed a page: the figures the vendor's own pages print, dated on the day they were opened; tallies the collection took from one subreddit, printed with no names attached; and the readings this sheet already holds, which include SceneMixer among the other twenty-nine tools.

Nothing here prices a plan — the sheet's own boundary, kept on every page of this column — and nothing is scored. A line a vendor leaves empty is written as no figure, a page that would not load is kept as a gap, and the two are never written as though they were the same thing.

1The pages in this column

  • Google Flow output specs — figures printed per model, the one line the pages leave empty, and what a generated 4K means beside a 4K reached in post.
  • Kling 3.0 delivery specs — a native 4K figure, a 15-second ceiling, three empty lines, and the one line that could not be read on the day.
  • LTX Studio delivery specs — a sheet with every line filled, the two HDR readings behind it, and a 20-second request set against a programme's runtime.
  • Runway delivery specs — a 4K reached in post and a frame rate set by conversion, the two lines its pages leave empty, and what the HDR line is read against.

The sheet's readings were taken on 2026-09-25 and the vendors' pages were checked on 2026-10-13. How a figure gets onto the sheet, and what the three states mean, is set out on the measurement page; the tools the sheet reads have pages of their own under deliverables.